

10 Black Women Visual Artists You Should Know
This morning I woke up to this article and to my surprise the 2nd image was a photo of my work! I have followed Black Art Matters for years gaining inspiration and validation as an emerging self-taught Artist. I can’t tell you how much of an honor it is to not only be a featured Artist, but to read such a perceptive and genuine critique of my work soothed something in me.
Being uplifted alongside other Black women artists with such amazing work is a feeling I can’t fully describe. It feels like home, maybe. Like I feel seen and like my work, matters. That pushing myself and experimenting over the last 12+ years was well worth it. Lastly, that I should really stop being so hard on myself and my work. 🥹
I just wanted to share with you ladies and hope you check out the article for yourselves and take a look at the other 9 artists featured! http://BLACKARTMATTERS.SUBSTACK.COM
Don’t botha me when I bathe, me time, 30x48in (2026)
Multidisciplinary Gullah Geechee Artist, Tasha
Kin dun carry meh dey, 30x40 in (2026)
Gullah Geechee Multidisciplinary Artist, Tasha
Granny had dreams too (2026)
Title: Granny had dreams too
Size: 30 in x 40 in
Medium: Acrylic, spray paint, oil pastels, gouache, & tissue paper on stretched canvas
Canvas prints are signed, embellished, limited edition 50/50.